Endeavour

[toprob]

Olderndirt inspired me to get this working, I had installed it but couldn't get it to move. Now all working, so this is my new favourite past-time -- circumnavigating New Zealand!

[cowpatz]

Wow that's awesome. Where did you get your hands on that Rob?

[Ian Warren]

Wow that's awesome. Where did you get your hands on that Rob?

Ya find it here me matey @ Flightsim.com

FSX HMS Bounty V1.2 Update
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Name: fsxhmsbountyupdt12.zip
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FSX HMS Bounty V1.2 Update for use with FSXHMXBOUNTY11.ZIP. The update simply replaces the Panel folder for the HMS Bounty. Version 1.2 upgrades: 1) Further improvements regarding wind effects on yaw and roll based on the confluence of sails deployed, wind speeds and direction relative to ship heading, yard arms angle to the wind, and ground speed. 2) Auto-Skipper greatly improved for high winds and gusts to minimize the showing/hiding of sails and improve roll with gusts. By Milton Shupe, Nigel Richards, Rob Barendregt, Sasha Rieger, and Rob Ibey. Helmsman by Craig "Full" Richardson

[toprob]

Wow that's awesome. Where did you get your hands on that Rob?

This is one of the repaints of Milton Shupe's Bounty.

I said this was my new favourite past-time, but I've just discovered my second-favourite at the moment -- turning my speakers up and pressing the Salute button when my flatmate is sitting at her desk behind me -- I swear she jumped a metre!

[Ian Warren]

Wow that's awesome. Where did you get your hands on that Rob?

This is one of the repaints of Milton Shupe's Bounty.
-- turning my speakers up and pressing the Salute button when my flatmate is sitting at her desk behind me -- I swear she jumped a metre!

Very similar thing happened when I put the Cloud9 for FS9 thru the sound barrier first time .. I fell outta me seat .. and even the second and other times still gave me a Jump Start

[Splitpin]

Wonderful stuff

[Charl]

It is wonderful stuff.. and like a lot of wonderful stuff, it is more amazing than one can possibly guess.
I do like Nigel Richards' sound, just go for the heavy weather and watch the sail management and hear the howling winds, creaking timbers and so on.

[Ian Warren]

Tiss one of the classess things to even dwell into this subject even if only for a looksie , It is so well modeled .